Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-09-07

Hall for September IL and Is are can
celed
Call and see the elegant line of can
vas and woven wire cots just received at
E. w. Schuitz's.
Root & Loves Comedy troupe, with
street parade, has secured Turner Hall
for September g.
George Coler is erecting store build
ing at Clyman station, which he will oc-
cupy soon with a stock of goods.
On the evening of tournament day of
the Central Fair, the Phoenix company
boys give grand dance at Turner Hall.
The thirty-second annual session of
the Wisconsin Grand Lodge of Good
Templars is now holding in Madison with
800 delegates.
st. Demands Literary society begins
its meetings for the season tomorrow
evening in the hall Of the St. Bernard's
Temperance society.
The new boiler for the Empire Mill
made by the Kunert foundry, was placed
in It's position last week and starts out
with its work in good shape.
Don't buy until you see the largest
and most elegant line of rattan chairs
ever brought to this city, which [ expect
in few days. E. W. Schultz.
If the weather is good the biggest
fair day ever seen in WATERFOWL will be
on the occasion of the Fireman's tourna-
ment at the Central Fair, Wednesday,
September 81.
The game of base ball between the
Milwaukee Phoenix club apd the Mutuals
announced to take place in Milwaukee
Sunday last failed to materislize. Ditto
the game at Oconomowoc for Thursday.
Our new fall and winter ready-made
clothing has arrived; everybody come and
see the largest stock in the city at rock
bottom prices. Don't forget the place.
SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER.
As the new Masonic hall in j. w.
Gales block nears completion its beauty
becomes more apparent, giving assurance
that when finished it will be one Of the
finest and most complete Masonic temples
in the state.
The ladies ought to be at work for
the Central Fair The fair sex are potent
for good on fair occasions and it is only
fair that they should do the fair thing by
the society and make something for the
Central Fair.
The name Bertha, which appeared
last week in the item relative to the Goeid-
ner divorce case in Milwaukee, should
have been Theresa The Milwaukee See
bote published the name as we had lit and
in printing Bertha instead of Theresa we
intended no wrong toany one. Wegladly
make the correction.
For some time Mrs. Alexander Nit
chell has been considering the advisable
ity of taking Up permanent residence in
some other state, as the climate in Wis
consin is not suitable to her health. She
has not yet determined to leave Milwau-
kee, but she may take up a residence at
some of the California watering places for
a portion of the year, spending the winter
at her Florida home. She has recently
visited Oregon, and will probably 60 to
California soon with the object of select
ing a home.
The writ of error for the city of Wat
ertown in the supreme court to reverse
the judgment of the Jefferson county cir
cult court for $1,000, in favor of Ada Fl.
Robinson, against the city, was argued at
Madison before the supreme Fcourt last
Wednesday, the 31st ult., and submitted
to the court. Geo. W Bird and D. Hall,
were the attorneys for the city and Har-
low Pease for Robinson.
At same time in same court, in Water
man rs. the Town of Waterloo, Messrs.
Bird and Hall argued for Waterloo the
same question as is involved in the appeal
of Metcalf vs. the city of Wate1town to
the United States supreme court, to-wit, the
ten years statute of limitations of this
state on United States court judgments.
E. P. Smith for Finches, Lynde and Mil
Ter, argued the case for Waterman. The
decision in both the above cases, expected
to be made within two or three weeks,
will be awaited with interest.
The following are sales and purchases
mades by Dr.. Valerius & Co.. importers,
exporters and breeders of English Shire,
coach and road horses, of this city: For
the Wisconsin Land & Timber Co. they
purchased from Julius Zeilke one sorrel
draft horse. price $3.50: from Mr.. Con-